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Creek is still rising here. Gage height, feet Most recent instantaneous value: 4.55 05-31-2025 08:00 EDT

from Carlisle this morning. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1405381087142878

This happened around 1:30am I was sleeping didn't hear a thing here. and i'm about 2 miles (as the crow flies) from this. Outside of Berrysburg between square and St John's Road Another post on Facebook from someone: The entire valley is covered in debris. Trees have fallen, mailboxes were in the road, chairs, lawn displays, etc. I traveled between Eville, Mbg, Dalmatia, etc this morning. It was insane the amount of stuff all in the road.

Joe Bastardi is still talking about a tropical system forming in the gulf and coming north riding the east coast in about 11 days or so.

1.72 for this event so far and 9.02 for the month.

National Weather Service State College PA Favorites · stepSdoonr975t509f9397ca2mc17mhug0a313mugaa77ca4t1619mu18i6h · CANADIAN WILDFIRE SMOKE RETURNS NW winds will bring smoke from Canadian wildfires into the US over the next few days Sunrises & sunsets will look a little more red than normal with smoke overhead Minimal impacts are expected in PA, but you may smell smoke Saturday AM

That trophy just might be going to the right place afterall.

I think someone in the Poconos posted a week or so back that they had more than you.

You'll be able to hoist this trophy with pride with your 11 inches!

.87 from the event, for the month 7.33, for the year 14.24

.72 here for the day. 4th wettest May on record for Harrisburg. Abc27 thinks it will be the 3rd wettest till May is over.

Bring on that much needed heat we been missing and those sultry dewpoints as well.

There were teenagers at my neighbors pavilion who decided to get in the creek yesterday afternoon. I could see and hear them shivering from the cold water. Needless to say in about 5 min they got out of the water. So I say it's too cold for swimming yet.

I remember back in the early 90's we went camping up in Sullivan County Memorial weekend. We left our place on Friday with temps around 90. A cold front came through on Saturday. We weren't prepared for that cold front. We had the summer clothes for camping. Temps only made it in to the low 60's Saturday. We had to go to yard sales to get warmer clothes. Then the water hose to our popup camper froze Saturday night. I think the temp. got down to 28 at Almost Heaven Campground where we were staying at. Thats one camping trip i'd like to forget with that cold outcome.

More doom and gloom on the horizon. .LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/... -- Changed Discussion -- A similar pattern to what we had this past week will develop again by Wednesday, with another round of cooler and damp weather. Models highlight another phasing/amplifying upper trough developing over eastern Canada and the Great Lakes, and digging southeastward into the Ohio Valley and the Mid Atlantic region for the mid to late week. So, it appears our relatively cool and damp pattern will continue into the end of May, with no signs of true summerlike weather on the horizon through the beginning of meteorological summer on June 1.

40 this morning.

It felt like March yesterday afternoon. I got cold mowing grass.

US National Weather Service State College PA Favorites · prtsSoenodhmic3444c3tm0c604hm87l0u31gmih12g957h14u390410u63i · Who is ready for a warmup? Cooler than average temperatures to close out May Summer temperatures by early-mid June 5/24/25|547am

And so it continues: .SYNOPSIS... -- Changed Discussion -- * Cooler than average holiday weekend with brisk breezes and spotty showers giving way to more sunshine and marginally warmer temperatures by Memorial Day * Periods of rain return from later Tuesday through the end of next week; Wednesday looks like the coolest day * Although temperatures will gradually moderate into the end of May, there are no signs of a substantial summertime warmup as the calendar flips to June -- End Changed Discussion --

.06 rain yesterday.

My low also was 41 at some point overnight.

Next weekend will mark the 40th anniversary of the largest tornado outbreak in Pennsylvania recorded history. Jon Nese takes a look at on this week's edition of Weather Whys: